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CFE wp- Nr 14 1The Development & Implications of ‘Collective Dominance’ in EC Competition Law The Development and Implications of ‘Collective Dominance’ in EC Competition Law Edward Cattermole edward_cattermole@telia.com 32 CFE Working paper series no. 14 The Development & Implications of ‘Collective Dominance’ in EC Competition Law Abstract CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES AT LUND UNIVERSITY: Box 52 P
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CFE:s Verksamhetsberättelse 2020 1 Verksamhetsberättelse 2020 Centrum för europaforskning Centrum för europaforskning Verksamhetsberättelse 2020 2 Verksamhetsberättelse 2020 Centrum för europaforskning Nedan redovisas 2020 års verksamhet inom Centrum för europaforskning. Redovisningen är uppdelad i de fyra huvuduppdrag som centret arbetar med: o Stimulera forskning samt gränsöverskridande och tvär
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Varför samlar LU pengar på hög? Forskare blev ofrivillig spion Utmaning att fylla HT-hus Naturkreatör Lunds universitets magasin | nr 2 | 2013 utveckLar ytor med vänLig kemi 2 LUM nr 2 | 2013 LUM nr 2 | 2013 3 Yes, your lordship! No, my lady- ship! Chère collegue! Franska och engelska blandas under den fiktiva rättegången där juridikstudenter från hela världen möts för att tävla i EU-rätt. Nyss va
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Urskogar är skogar med minimal direkt mänsklig påverkan. Nuförtiden är dessa skogar sällsynta lämningar i landskapet som berättar en värdefull historia om hur våra ekosystem skulle ha sett ut om vi inte haft någon markanvändning. Denna sida beskriver vårt arbete med urskogar över tid, aktiviteter och publikationer. Under 2018 började vi kartlägga urskogar i Sverige med syfte att ge underlag för vå
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Background: To make lignocellulosic fuel ethanol economically competitive with fossil fuels, it is necessary to reduce the production cost. One way to achieve this is by increasing the substrate concentration in the production process, and thus reduce the energy demand in the final distillation of the fermentation broth. However, increased substrate concentration in simultaneous saccharification a
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Simultaneous saccharification and co-fermentation (SSCF) has been recognized as a feasible option for ethanol production from xylose-rich lignocellulosic materials. To reach high ethanol concentration in the broth, a high content of water-insoluble solids (WIS) is needed, which creates mixing problems and, furthermore, may decrease xylose uptake. Feeding of substrate has alre
This article is a way to try to concretize the so-called new economy based on a couple of concrete expressions. The concepts of cultural heritage and consumption are used to describe and analyse some specific service operations in a couple of Swedish retailers. In both are the products manufactured, in one case, stone-baked sourdough bread and in the other handmade chocolates with reference to tra
This report investigates how organizations deal with organizational learning during times of crisis. The aim was to contribute with a framework visualizing the most profound drivers and barriers to organizational learning during crisis management, using the covid-pandemic as a case example. A preliminary framework was developed with the literature review as a foundation to do this. An interview gu
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Two-step dilute acid hydrolysis of softwood, either as a stand-alone process or as pretreatment before enzymatic hydrolysis, is considered to result in higher sugar yields than one-step acid hydrolysis. However, this requires removal of the liquid between the two steps. In an industrial process, filtration and washing of the material between the two steps is difficult, as it
Background: When scaling up lignocellulose-based ethanol production, the desire to increase the final ethanol titer after fermentation can introduce problems. A high concentration of water-insoluble solids (WIS) is needed in the enzymatic hydrolysis step, resulting in increased viscosity, which can cause mass and heat transfer problems because of poor mixing of the material. In the present study,
